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MON · 2026-07-13 · 21:25 GMTBRIEF NSR-2026-0713-92765
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US National Science Foundation to ban projects with flagged Chinese institutions

The United States' National Science Foundation (NSF) will implement a new policy prohibiting collaborations with Chinese research institutions designated as restricted entities and their employees. This policy, announced on the NSF website, signifies a shift away from balancing security risks with international collaboration benefits.

Lucy QuagginSouth China Morning PostFiled 2026-07-13 · 21:25 GMTLean · Center-RightRead · 1 min
US National Science Foundation to ban projects with flagged Chinese institutions
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The United States' National Science Foundation (NSF) will implement a new policy prohibiting collaborations with Chinese research institutions designated as restricted entities and their employees. This policy, announced on the NSF website, signifies a shift away from balancing security risks with international collaboration benefits. The NSF will no longer permit agency funds to be used for collaborations with entities on US restricted-party lists, including Chinese universities and research institutions. This action aligns with a broader congressional effort by House Republicans to limit academic partnerships between the US and China, driven by concerns that such ties could aid Beijing's military and technological advancement.

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NSF funds will no longer be used for collaborations with entities on US restricted-party lists.

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Lawmakers are concerned that US-China academic ties could contribute to Beijing’s military and technological development.

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The policy reflects a broader congressional push by House Republicans to curb academic partnerships between China and the US.

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The new NSF policy moves away from balancing security risks with international collaboration benefits.

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The US National Science Foundation (NSF) will ban collaborations with Chinese research institutions designated as restricted entities.

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The United StatesNational Science Foundation (NSF) is set to ban collaborations with Chinese research institutions designated as restricted entities, as well as their employees, under a new policy that moves away from seeking to balance security risks with the benefits of international collaboration.The policy reflects a broader congressional push by House Republicans to curb academic partnerships between China and the US, amid lawmakers’ concerns that such ties could contribute to Beijing’s military and technological development.The public notice, posted on the NSF website last week, notified the American research community that agency funds would no longer be used for collaborations with entities on US restricted-party lists, including Chinese universities and research institutions.
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